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HI: State Could Be First State to Put Gun Owners in Federal Database
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Yet others say gun owners shouldn't have to be entered in a database to practice a constitutional right. "You're curtailing that right by requiring that a name be entered into a database without doing anything wrong," said Kenneth Lawson, faculty at the University of Hawaii's William S. Richardson School of Law.
Legal experts say the bill could face challenges, but would probably hold up in court. Recent Supreme Court rulings have clarified states' ability to regulate gun sales, said David Levine, a law professor at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
Submitters note: What is wrong with liberals that they need to continually harass law abiding citizens?
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stevelync
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Hawaiian gun owners are already registered in a database. This is just icing on an already large cake.
Hawaii's population is made up mostly of submissive cultures accustomed to top-down authoritarianism. The have no clue what real liberty is or what to do with it if they had it. |
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